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Thread: VB6 Vs VB.Net

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    VB6 Vs VB.Net

    My college has both vb6 and vb.net, we're taught to use vb6 (via a very good (basic) text book), however i was wondering whether vb.net would maybe be better for programming simple things and hopefully more complicated ones as i progress, essentially my question is:
    is vb.net easier than vb6 and is it better??

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    Re: VB6 Vs VB.Net

    This has been debated times beyond count on these forums.

    Here is the latest.

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    Re: VB6 Vs VB.Net

    it is harder in alot of ways, but easier in alot of ways too, and yes it is better. By better i mean there is alot more options and tools to play with.

    The first difference i liked was string manipulation.. much easier and efficient.

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    Re: VB6 Vs VB.Net

    Moved to General Developer.

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    Re: VB6 Vs VB.Net

    6 is easier for learning the basics. .NET is a more powerful language overall.

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    Re: VB6 Vs VB.Net

    If you learn .NET, you are learning OO design. Trying to go from non-OO (or pseudo OO as VB6 was) to OO is probably more difficult than going the other way, so .NET might be a better place to start.
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